Our friends at CMS Watch recently announced their take on trends in SaaS Web Content Management for 2009. We’ve been contemplating about the future of SaaS WCM for quite some time ourselves.
LetÂs take a look-see at CMS Watch’s predictions for the year to come and some more analysis of hosted Web CMS solutions.
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2009 Trends in SaaS Web Content Management
Its that time of the year again. Its time to shop for those shiny and new 2009 Lamborghini models, as well as for the new 2009 Web CMS report from CMS Watch.
The Lamborghini of Web CMS researchers, CMS Watch works diligently every year interviewing customers, vendors, partners and all sorts of other people on the CMS street to get the skinny on the Web CMS ecosphere and to give selected vendors an A or a D, depending on how well they did during 2008.
Brace yourselves and read on
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2009 Web CMS Report From CMS Watch Has Arrived
As Plone Conference 2008 continues today, we bring you more live blogging coverage. In the spotlight now is Mike Robinson. He talked about challenges faced by software development teams and how to solve them.
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What Makes a Great Development Team?
Gilbane recently produced a research paper entitled: Information Workplace Platforms: Oracle vs SharePoint which has some interesting findings on which of these two ECM platforms is the best choice for an organizations information lifecycle.
The report findings are based on research on a number of companies who reviewed both platforms for their Information Management needs and what their final decisions turned out to be.
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Does Oracle UCM Standup to SharePoint?
We all know that blogs and blogging are a shockingly effective means of sharing your most ingenious thoughts and building or participating in online communities.
Right. You got that message a while back. But considering that there are a number of options to choose from, the final step of getting going can still seem a touch daunting. We’ve put in a little spadework and here’s a quick guide through the woods for the rest of us.
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Blogging 101: Which Blogging Software Do I Choose?
